.......cause he was taking too long with finishing it. Shit, they need to do that with D.

>Please. D's hero Marvin Gaye worked under MUCH more rigid
>record company directives... The industry was much more
>structured and demanding when James Brown and Sly Stone, Isaac
>Hayes and George Clinton et al were putting out work on a
>regular basis... See, that is the test of a true artist: When
>the label censors your original vision, you use your
>creativity to work around the strictures and still produce
>something that manages to convey your vision while marginally
>appeasing the company.
>
>If you feel you gotta take your ball and go home because you
>feel the label ain't letting you say exactly what you wanna
>say the way you wanna say it... that ain't nothing to be
>admired; that's weak.


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